WEAPON OF CHOICE
L U R E
TARGET POINT
One of the things that makes the
T-Witch such an effective lure,
other than it’s action, is the large
eye. Sunken into the body work
with a nicely styled beveled edge
the reflective iris with large, black
pupil delivers the perfect strike
point for an intercepting predator.
TOUGH CONSTRUCTION
This lure is designed to catch big
fish, and that means it needs to
be able to cope with brute force
and crushing dental work. The
most important thing though has
to be keeping contact between
the angler and the hooks, so the
T-Witch utilises a super strong wire
through constructions to ensure
even under the heaviest loads the
lure’s like ly to experience there’s
a strong link through the lure’s
body from line contact point to the
trebles.
COLOURS TO AGITATE
Available in six colourways, none
of the T-Witch’s schemes are
designed to be realistic in the
traditional lure styling sense.
There are versions designed to
mimic prey fish, but they are basic
representations. The key to this
lure is simple razzmatazz, strikes
will be more instinctual anger than
dietary requirement.
STORM
Pike
Doom Bell
T-Witch
Subtlety is not in the T-Witch’s
vocabulary. Part of the Storm Doom
Bell stable – Doom Bell denoting the
ringing of the dinner gong for predators and their ensuing doom when
they strike – this lure is loud, flashy
and annoying. And that’s exactly
how pike like it.
From the massive strike point eye
through to the simplistic colour
ways this lure is designed to piss
fish off to the point where they
chomp down hard. On top of the
visual the Doom Bell rattle is extremely loud, taunting pike and
other large predators into shutting
it up permanently.
This annoyance also translates into
the T-Witch’s action. On a straight
retrieve the shallow lip creates a
standard slow roll through the
water – but who wants a straight
retrieve! The T-Witch, as the name
suggests is designed to be twitched
vigorously through your rod tip.
Sharp, random pulls and twitches
see the lure come alive, darting in
different direction but also importantly still rolling, but now violently
to flash its flanks. Interspersed with
stops it’s a brilliant combination to
deliver savage takes.
Designed to be fished shallow, the
T-Witch is a slow sinker, with the
two sizes (13cm and 17cm) having
diving depths on the lip to 0.6m
and 1m respectively. Weight wise
the two sizes measure up at 20g at
13cm and a much heavier 45g for
the 17cm model.